A voter in Alaska’s closely watched Senate race is raising concerns after discovering he may have cast his ballot for an imposter named "Decoy Dan" Sullivan instead of the actual Republican incumbent, sparking confusion over whether his vote was misplaced in the high-stakes election. The mix-up highlights potential voter disorientation amid a contentious campaign, where the legitimacy of ballots could hinge on whether supporters correctly identified the right candidate. Election officials are now reviewing the situation, though no details have been confirmed about how widespread the issue might be. The incident underscores the stakes in a race where every vote could play a decisive role.
An Alaska Republican supporter started to fret after realizing he may have voted for the “Decoy Dan” Sullivan in the state’s hotly-contested Senate election – rather than the incumbent GOP lawmaker.
